This page explains the cookies and similar storage this website uses, what each one does, and how you can control them.
1. What a cookie is
A cookie is a small text file that a website stores in your browser. It lets the site remember something between page loads — a language choice, a dismissed banner, a session identifier.
Similar technologies include local storage and session storage, which work the same way but are not sent with every request.
2. What this site uses
Strictly necessary: the session cookie that keeps the site working across page requests and protects the inquiry form against cross-site request forgery. The site cannot function properly without it.
Preference: a session entry in session storage that remembers whether you collapsed the side contact rail, so it does not reopen on every page.
Analytics: aggregate traffic statistics derived from server logs. These are counts, not individual profiles, and are not used to build advertising audiences.
This website does not set advertising or cross-site tracking cookies.
3. Third-party cookies
Pages that embed external content — for example a video player or a map — may set cookies from that provider. Where we embed such content we try to use privacy-friendly options such as click-to-load.
If we add analytics or chat tools later, this page will list the provider and the cookie names before they go live.
4. How to control them
Every major browser lets you view, block and delete cookies from its settings. Blocking all cookies may stop parts of this site from working.
Clearing site data resets the preferences described above. If you use a private window, session storage is discarded when you close it.
5. More information
For how we handle personal data more generally, see our Privacy Policy. Questions about this notice can go to the address below.
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